Television advertising editing system

Facsimile and static presentation processing – Facsimile – Specific signal processing circuitry

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358188, H04N 548

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042596890

ABSTRACT:
A television advertising editing system including a detector for sampling the video signal in a television set to charge a capacitor negatively during which the system is inactive but which permits the capacitor to be charged positively in the brief period wherein the video signal is interrupted between the television program material and commercial material for providing triggering output voltage which permits a relay, connected to the television audio output, to be energized either discontinuing or diminishing the audio output for a predetermined period of time.

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